they're angels and they're really with the angels in heaven now. the work, the response of the first responders, and the trauma that they have gone through to face what they had to face, and the carnage that they witnessed the, and yet you talk to some of them and they're guilty that they didn't get there earlier and couldn't have stopped it somehow. of course, they did more than we could ask of anybody. they ran to the danger, the principal, the teachers, the stories that come out about the heroism. i remember long ago i heard member speak say the definition of courage is grace under pressure. pressure is not really the worth here. it's grace in a moment of terror. the single-mindedness and grace of the principal, the teachers who acted in a way that put their own lives on the line to protect the lives of the children, and let us speak the truth. there will hundreds more children in that building. that could have been targets of this mad man. so, we are wounded, but i will tell you that -- and america is wounded. the world is wounded. a priest sai